“The volume’s not really there on the upside. So what we’re looking at is a pullback of maybe 5 to 10 percent."

"The global economy is going to outdistance the U.S. going forward, so I think it’s going to be okay—but it’s not going to be that great for the U.S.”

Weiner said the growth for the next few decades is going to be in the emerging markets.

“There are plenty of U.S. companies that will feed on that. ...Stick with the emerging markets going forward,” he said.

Sethi agreed that certain sectors and stocks cool off from the recent rally.

“The market in some of these areas is pricing in a strong recovery, for example in some of the industrials, retail, restaurants,” he said. “But those are more stabilization areas. And when you price in recovery, you’re going to [see] sell off.”